Buy anonymous BTC vs GBP Cash face-to-face in London.

[ZerothDim]

Hey everyone,

I've been looking around for a while, and the only way I've found to get 100% anonymous bitcoin is by buying them by cash, face-to-face with the seller.
So far, my attempts with Localbitcoins / Bitcoin-otc have been unsuccessful, and I'm kinda struggling. There must be tons of other people like me who would like to buy/sell BTC easily, without having to give away their bank details !

So I'm looking for potential sellers in the area of London, please PM me.

Cheers,

ZD

[DannyHamilton]

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100% anonymous
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You have a very odd definition of 100% anonymous.

For those who have access to U.S. Currency, I run a service that provides a 100% anonymous source of bitcoins.

Any cash that shows up in my P.O. Box along with a bitcoin address is converted to bitcoin and sent to the address after  I take a 10% fee from the funds.

The buyer provides no identifying information, and we never meet.

It requires some trust on the part of the buyer, but it is completely anonymous.

[Gator-hex]

Nobody is going to sell them while the price is rising 10% a day.

[momagic]

Nobody is going to sell them while the price is rising 10% a day.

True

[DannyHamilton]

Nobody is going to sell them while the price is rising 10% a day.

Sure they will.  I'm selling some later today.  You do understand that the current exchange rate can't rise 10% a day if nobody is selling them, right?

[Gator-hex]

You do understand that the current exchange rate can't rise 10% a day if nobody is selling them, right?

You do understand the price rises because there to many buyers and too few sellers, right?

Miners need to source $3,800,000+ worth of BTC just to buy the next batch of Avalon ASICs.

And the batch after that he'll probably raise the price again to keep driving the price of BTC up.

[DannyHamilton]

You do understand that the current exchange rate can't rise 10% a day if nobody is selling them, right?

You do understand the price rises because there to many buyers and too few sellers, right?
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I think you are mistaken on that. There are exactly as many bitcoins being sold as there are being bought.  Otherwise, who would those buyers be buying from?

The price rises because the buyers are willing to pay a higher price for the bitcoins and the sellers are not willing to accept a lower price.

[Gator-hex]

Glad you agree with me.

potayto, potahto!

[toomsie]

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100% anonymous
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face-to-face with the seller.
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You have a very odd definition of 100% anonymous.

For those who have access to U.S. Currency, I run a service that provides a 100% anonymous source of bitcoins.

Any cash that shows up in my P.O. Box along with a bitcoin address is converted to bitcoin and sent to the address after  I take a 10% fee from the funds.

The buyer provides no identifying information, and we never meet.

It requires some trust on the part of the buyer, but it is completely anonymous.

You should reduce it to 9.4%, it give the image that you have done some kind of math to come up with that specific number oppose to rounding it up to the nearest ten.

[DannyHamilton]

You should reduce it to 9.4%, it give the image that you have done some kind of math to come up with that specific number oppose to rounding it up to the nearest ten.

Why?

[ZerothDim]

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You have a very odd definition of 100% anonymous.

Indeed :p
Of course I meant anonymous as far as bank details are concerned.

So, anyone in London willing to sell a few bitcoins for cash ?

[AlexNeto]

Selling for cash in London, pm sent.